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Brokers who post freight on the Truckloads load board can now search for verified carriers who could be a match to haul a load. There are hundreds of qualified carriers added every day located throughout America.
Our automated matching process accounts for a truck’s location, the trailer or equipment type, and the carrier’s safety rating matching you with the best carrier for your freight. We have carrier capacity for 11 different types of truck freight including:
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Top 50 Freight Broker Companies [h2]Top 50 Freight Broker Companies [/h2]
[p]Freight broker companies specialize in moving freight that includes truck loads, air freight, and even rail. <a href="https://truckerpath.com/blog/what-is-a-freight-broker/">Freight brokers </a> are responsible for finding truck load carriers to haul freight for their client's. [/p]
[p]Just how important are freight broker companies? Well, in 2016, trucks moved 10.42 billion tons of freight in America. Televisions, dishwashers, machinery, fresh produce, even homes - trucks do it all.[/p]
[h2] Top 50 Freight Broker Companies [/h2]
[p] The top freight brokers are based on the company's net revenue, which also means those companies listed below are considered the most profitable freight broker companies. [/p]
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[li] C.H. Robinson[/li]
[li] TQL[/li]
[li] XPO Logistics[/li]
[li] Echo Global Logistics[/li]
[li] Coyote Logistics[/li]
[li] Landstar[/li]
[li] Worldwide Express[/li]
[li] Sunteck TTS[/li]
[li] Crane Logistics[/li]
[li] Mode Transportation[/li]
[li] J.B. Hunt[/li]
[li] BNSF Logistics[/li]
[li] Global Tranz[/li]
[li] Yusen Logistics[/li]
[li] England Logistics[/li]
[li] KAG Logistics[/li]
[li] Transplace[/li]
[li] Werner Global Logistics[/li]
[li] ArcBest [/li]
[li] Unishippers Global[/li]
[li] ReTrans[/li]
[li] Trinity Logistics[/li]
[li] PLS Logistics[/li]
[li] Matson Logistics Services[/li]
[li] Nolan Transportation Group[/li]
[li] FLS Transportation[/li]
[li] ATS Logistics[/li]
[li] Redwood Logistics[/li]
[li] Knight Transportation[/li]
[li] Choptank Transport[/li]
[li] Patterson Co.[/li]
[li] AFN[/li]
[li] BlueGrace Logistics[/li]
[li] Cornerstone System[/li]
[li] Radiant Logistics[/li]
[li] Champion Logistics Group[/li]
[li] Strive Logistics[/li]
[li] NFI[/li]
[li] USAT Logistics[/li]
[li] Integrity Express Logistics[/li]
[li] MegaCorp Logistics [/li]
[li] Diversified Transportation Services[/li]
[li] Scott Logistics Corp.[/li]
[li] Johnson Transportation Service[/li]
[li] Celadon Group[/li]
[li] Marten Transport[/li]
[li] Ruran[/li]
[li] Triple T Transport[/li]
[li] Blue Ribbon Transport[/li]
[li] Swift Logistics[/li]
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[h2] Broker Load Board - Truckloads [/h2]
[p] Freight brokers can use <strong> Truckloads </strong> load board to post available <a href="https://truckerpath.com/blog/truck-freight/">truck freight </a> in order to reach over 100,000 qualified carriers and use features such as truck search, making it easier than ever to find carriers to haul a load! [/p]
[ul]
[li] 100k+ qualified carriers [/li]
[li] Post loads via TMS, CSV or various other integrations [/li]
[li] Confirm a carrier's Safer Rating [/li]
[li] See how many times a loads been viewed [/li]
[li] Search for Available Trucks ready to haul now! [/li]
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[p]Best of all, <strong>Truckloads is FREE to use!</strong> [/p]
[p]So what are you are waiting for? Start posting loads and find carriers today.[/p]
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Spring Driving Tips for Truckers
[p]Spring is here and we are getting ready to welcome summer. Soon temperatures are going to soar, and rain will make its entry into the equation.[/p]
[p]As a trucker, it's both good and bad news for you. Good because you don't have to fight against snow or subzero temperatures anymore and bad because now rain, landslides, and other hazards will introduce themselves. Therefore, you must still be attentive when you drive your truck while also enjoying the scenic views the American highways have to offer. Let’s take a look at some of the challenges you might face driving in spring as a trucker.
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[p][b]Tackling Rain[/b][/p]
[p]At the start of spring and early summer, the weather begins to change, and with that comes rain and slippery roads. It shouldn't be too much of an issue driving in the rain because you are fresh off the winter season, and you must have tackled snowy roads during that period. However, you should exercise caution since roads become very slippery during the first few minutes of rain. You should slow down and maintain a safe distance from other trucks and vehicles on the road. If conditions are too treacherous and visibility is an issue, it is better to bide at a truck stop and wait for the storm to pass.[/p]
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[p][b]Construction Season[/b][/p]
[p]The start of spring signals the beginning of the construction season, especially in the Midwest. If you
pass through a construction site, make sure to pay attention to all the road signs. You should slow down and change lanes with more care to avoid any accidents. If you practice caution, you will save others and yourself from unnecessary harm.[/p]
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[p][b]Sun Glare[/b][/p]
[p]The sun shines bright during the spring and summer seasons. It also means that you have more hours of daylight to tackle. Therefore, keep a pair of sunglasses by your side to protect your eyes from damage - not to mention look cool as well. Furthermore, keep the truck's windshield clean, especially since bugs will also be aplenty during this time.[/p]
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[p][b]Scenic Highways to Try This Season[/b][/p]
[p]Driving during spring season has some advantages too. You can also enjoy your time driving on scenic routes. Imagine getting paid to drive some of the most beautiful roads in America! Not everyone has that pleasure, so you must make the most out of it when you can.[/p]
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[p][b]Route 12, Utah[/b][/p]
[p]The red rocks of Utah are a treat to watch, especially in early spring. The route presents exquisite views as you drive through the Canyons and wind down the challenging roads.[/p]
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[p][b]Trail Ridge Road, Colorado[/b][/p]
[p]It is extra fun to drive in high altitudes, especially in spring. The Trail Ridge Road is the country's highest continually paved road that follows through the Rocky Mountain National Park. You will get to see several wildlife species during your drive and witness outstanding scenery at every corner and straight.[/p]
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[p][b]Final Thoughts [/b][/p]
[p]The spring season is a good time for truckers as you can bask in the sun, enjoy scenic views, and make some good money while doing it. However, remember to take extra care and not be complacent while you are having fun. Do you have some awesome spring destinations? Share it with us.
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[p][b]By Aldous Aldwin[/b][/p]
Mack Anthem Unveiled [p]Mack Trucks unveiled the much anticipated new <em>Mack Anthem </em>and it's sure to turn some heads. [/p]
[h2] Mack Anthem [/h2]
[p] Mack Trucks has been a staple in American trucks since 1900 but it hasn't produced a large market share of the long-haul trucking industry. That might change soon. [/p]
[p]117 years later and Mack is poised to challenge the heavy-duty trucking competition with the new Mack Anthem.[/p]
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[p] Mack Trucks has produced class 8 trucks for many years now but has yet to crack the top five in terms of <a href="https://truckerpath.com/blog/the-most-popular-trucks-in-america/">the most popular trucks in America</a> based on sales.[/p]
[img src="/uploads/2017/09/Mack-Anthem-Close-up.png" alt="Mack Anthem Truck"]
[p] The truck will come in two trim packages, "Bold Black" and "Mirror Chrome Bright" and the 70-in. stand-up cab boasts 27-cubic ft of space. [/p]
[img src="/uploads/2017/09/Anthem-Mack-Truck-sleeper.jpg" alt="Mack Anthem Interior"]
[p] The Mack Anthem will feature class-leading storage space including cabinets and a wardrobe. [/p]
[img src="/uploads/2017/09/Anthem-Cabinets-and-wardrobe.jpg" alt="Mack Anthem Truck"]
[p] It's also expected to increase fuel efficiency by three percent, says the company; and using <a href="http://m.onelink.me/3367bcc5"">Trucker Path</a> to compare fuel prices can also come in handy to save at the pump. [/p]
[p]Production will begin in the first quarter of 2018 at the Lower Macungie Township facility in Pennslyvania, employing over 1,800 workers.[/p]
[img src="/uploads/2017/09/Mack-Anthem-road-1.png" alt="Mack Anthem Truck"]
[h2] The Mack Anthem's Anthem [/h2]
[p] Appropriately named, the new Mack Truck includes its own anthem, "Born Ready" by singer Steve Moakler. [/p]
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[p]photo credit: Mack Trucks[/p]